Material Specifications and Performance Overview
Steel Bar Grade 33
Steel Bar Grade 33
Steel Bar Grade 33
Strength: Has a minimum yield strength of 33,000 pounds per square inch (psi).
Applications: Primarily used in low-rise buildings and other structures with low loading conditions.
Properties: A conventional metal alloy, it can be bent on-site to accommodate specific design requirements.
Corrosion: Susceptible to rust and corrosion, which can be a significant issue in many environments.
Steel Bar Grade 40
Steel Bar Grade 33
Steel Bar Grade 33
Strength: A type of steel with a minimum yield strength of 40,000 psi.
Applications: Used in general construction and lower-rise structures where high tensile strength isn't the primary concern.
Properties: A conventional metal alloy, it can be bent on-site to accommodate specific design requirements.
Corrosion: Prone to corrosion.
Steel Bar Grade 60
Steel Bar Grade 33
Steel Bar Grade 60
Strength: Defined by its yield strength, which is 60,000 psi.
Applications: Common for general construction, particularly in seismic zones and applications requiring significant fire resistance or high rigidity.
Properties: Highly ductile, meaning it can deform significantly under stress before failing, which is crucial in seismic applicati
Strength: Defined by its yield strength, which is 60,000 psi.
Applications: Common for general construction, particularly in seismic zones and applications requiring significant fire resistance or high rigidity.
Properties: Highly ductile, meaning it can deform significantly under stress before failing, which is crucial in seismic applications. Significantly heavier than GFRP, leading to higher transportation costs and more difficult installation.
Corrosion: Susceptible to rust and corrosion, especially in moist or salty environments, which can degrade the concrete.
GFRP
Steel Bar Grade 33
Steel Bar Grade 60
Strength: Offers a minimum yield strength of 60,000 psi.
Applications: Suitable for various applications, including marine structures, tunnels, bridges, and parking garages, especially where corrosion resistance is crucial.
Properties: Lightweight, Non-conductive, No field bending.
Corrosion: Impervious to corrosion, making it ideal for mari
Strength: Offers a minimum yield strength of 60,000 psi.
Applications: Suitable for various applications, including marine structures, tunnels, bridges, and parking garages, especially where corrosion resistance is crucial.
Properties: Lightweight, Non-conductive, No field bending.
Corrosion: Impervious to corrosion, making it ideal for marine or high-chloride environments where steel would degrade.